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We uploaded our additional documents about 6 weeks ago and have not heard anything since then. (CPC-Mississauga) GCKEY says "submitted" and that our documents have been uploaded. Outland application. PA is from USA. Is waiting 6 weeks for them to review documents normal? Should I contact IRCC...

We uploaded our additional documents about 6 weeks ago and have not heard anything since then. GCKEY says "submitted" and that our documents have been uploaded. Outland application. PA is from USA. Is waiting 6 weeks for them to review documents normal? Should I contact IRCC and ask what is...

What you need to do is not mention dual intent at all, that will raise flags with some immigration officers. You need to book a flight to Canada with a return ticket a month or 2 away, then just do not use the return ticket. You will for sure get pulled into secondary because that rejection is...

Sad Canada day here, alone in Canada without my spouse. Maybe next year will be a happy Canada day. On top of that, they aren't even processing applications today, which means another day of us waiting. I'll be happy when Canada day ends, and all the immigration officers go back to work...

Yeah absolutely happy to pay double the fees to speed up the processing.

Yeah I just don't get all the people telling me to be quiet and accept a slow and flawed system. All I am trying to do is help people get to Canada faster, but everyone seems to think that is a horrible thing. Does it matter? no, no it doesn't. My spouses application won't go any faster because...

Seems like I've read the law more than you today! Maybe you are the one that needs to read the law again? I believe a spouse MUST be approved if they meet all the requirements. They cannot be legally turned down if they meet all the requirements. This makes it a right. A privilege would mean...

I believe a spouse MUST be approved if they meet all the requirements. They cannot be legally turned down if they meet all the requirements. This makes it a right. A privilege would mean that a spouse could be turned down, even if they meet all the requirements.

How many times do I have to say this. The law states a Canadian spouse has the legal right to move to Canada, provided they meet the requirements.

Right, a spouse only has the legal right to live in Canada, provided they meet all the requirements.

Again, I said a spouse has the legal right to move to Canada, provided they meet the requirements. This is what the law states...

So curious to hear what you guys who said there was "no law" are going to say now!

Here is the law and I QUOTE The law is called the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (S.C. 2001, c. 27) The part of the law that states we have legal rights is: Sponsorship of foreign nationals 13 (1) A Canadian citizen or permanent resident, or a group of Canadian citizens or...

Here ya go buddy! Some readin' for ya! The law is called the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (S.C. 2001, c. 27) The part of the law that states we have legal rights is: Sponsorship of foreign nationals 13 (1) A Canadian citizen or permanent resident, or a group of Canadian...

Umm no it is not "policy", it is law. I suggest you read up on this. The law is called the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (S.C. 2001, c. 27) The part of the law that states we have legal rights is: Sponsorship of foreign nationals 13 (1) A Canadian citizen or permanent resident, or...

Honestly it is stories like yours that made me post this post today and deal with all of these haters. I will put up with all the haters if it saves just 1 family from having to go through what we are going through. 1 year is too long and I am sorry to hear it will take you even longer. I think...

Im upset that not a single person has said, you know what, YOU'RE RIGHT! We should hire more immigration officers and speed things up. I still have not heard any good argument against that. I already proved the money is there to hire more officers through extra application fees, taxes, etc. How...

I am not trolling, but yes I will give it up. There is no convincing you people. So yeah, let's just keep this flawed immigration system that you all love so much. Let's not try to improve anything!!

Why would the government care how much lawyers make? Unless the lawyers are bribing the government which would be illegal...

Yes actually there is a law that states that any spouse can move to be with their Canadian spouse, provided they meet the requirements. Any application with a spouse is under this law and IRCC is legally bound to process these applications. If they had no legal right, then IRCC would not have to...